Battle of Beaverdams Park

The Battle of Beaverdams Park is a 10-section of land, uninvolved, Network Park in the core of downtown Thorold, situated on Sullivan Avenue. This notable park plays host to a wide assortment of network occasions during the time including the Protection Hose Company No.1 Easter Egg Hunt and Canada Day merriments. This excellent park is frequently asked for use by nearby local gatherings and associations for social events and network picnics.

This park is home to Thorold's Millennium Cairn and contains a few verifiable plaques including one depicting the establishing of Thorold. At one time the Welland Canal coursed through the focal point of Battle of Beaverdams Park; remainders of it remain today before the bandshell. You can come to visit this place with your friends and family members.

The city's bandshell is situated in the Battle of Beaverdams Park which fills in as the ideal stage for open air shows finish with seat seating on the slope. Washrooms are situated at the back of the bandshell and are opened for use amid uncommon occasions and private rentals. Two huge solid cushions are very much situated in the recreation center for you to set up a nourishment benefit zone, tables or a data corner.